EAGLE PEAK13x13 Pop up Canopy Tent w/One Wall, Instant Canopy Easy Set up Folding Shelter w/One Privacy Curtain, 169 Square Feet Sun Shade, Gray

We are all over six foot and this is the best one i have found! Love it.I wish i could but 3 walls for the canopy. But cannot find 13x13 to purchase. Someone please help me with that.

We bought two of these for a large group at beach. Was looking for vented, as the others do not hold up well in wind. They served the purpose of shade and sheltered us in a brief rain. Metal telescoping poles seem a little flimsy. The side wall would not work in the wind, as it turns into a sail and puts too much pressure on the whole canopy. Works best to have set up and take down help, but one person can handle it...just takes longer.

This pop up canopy is great! We replaced a Quest 10'x10' pop up with this tent and this one is so much nicer. The legs are vertical on this model which is nice and makes installing and using the privacy wall much easier and you don't feel like you are losing out on valuable interior space. We have used this on 4 different occasions so far and it has held up great.If you are patient, you can set this up with only one person, but its easier to spread the legs out if you have two people. The only wear we have seen so far is from the carrying bag. The stitching is starting to come apart in one area. However, to be fair, we were not very gentle with the bag the first few times we used it.Besides the easy set up, my favorite part are the tie out points on the canopy extensions. This makes tying down the canopy super easy. We leave the tie out ropes connected at all time and now just a quick stake out on each corner and this thing is very sturdy. I wasn't sure if I liked the vented top, but after a few higher wind days, I am glad to have it.

I'm using this pop-up canopy in the back yard to protect storage bins during reorganization. It has drainage grommets in cover, but from experience without these rain will pool up and weigh down (and damage) top cover, so I'll have to just be sure bins aren't directly under these. I like the smooth setup. Each step was easy, like putting on each corner of the cover and lifting at the center to expand the entire structure. Take down was also smooth, unlocking the center column and compressing the mechanism. I took the cover off though instructions imply it can be left on. Rolling bag fits over frame nicely.Frame construction is decent, metal rods with plastic joints. Cover is light but somewhat thick. Silver coating seems durable. Bag has durable fabric with printed instructions.

The worst part of owning this pop up tent is that every person who sees it needs to borrow it. It spends less time in my garage than at other people's parties.It is significantly larger (about 50% in covered area) than the standard 10 x 10 EZ UPS because it has a cantilevered lip which extends to turn this into a 13 x 13 foot tent while keeping the footprint at 10 x 10.It is very heavy (about 40 lbs) and a bit clumsy to move around. The storage bag has wheels though and if you are on fairly solid ground, wheeling this isn't the worst thing in the world. Set up is straightforward. Seller says one person can do it but I think a second is essential to avoid swear words, throwing stuff and sweating.Quality is quite good and comparable to the Coleman tent with the same design sold at big box stores for about the same price.The uses for this are almost unlimited once you get it set up. It's better than an umbrella in the sun, can keep light rain or snow off of you and with judicious use of the included single wall, can block most moderate wind. If you peg it to the ground of weight it, you can leave this up for days on end if you need to--for example while camping.BUt as I said, not many people have one of these and you can count on requests to borrow it once your peeps know you have it.

We took this camping on a rainy weekend and the camp picnic table fit in it great with plenty of room to walk around. It has about a foot or more overhang arond the frame, which I thought was goofy at first, but when we used it, it was great. We didn’t need them this time but had stored sodas and waters in the 4 weight bags and attached them to the base. Quite pleased with our idea. It went up slowly when we tried it in the driveway, but once you know the sequence of assembly, it was reallly fast when camping. Also, you don’t have to take the canopy off to reset up. Interested to see how the top piece works to keep the canopy from flying if we get some serious wing. But i love this size, construction and quality. (Super easy red release buttons too)

This provides great shade over the pool for the grandkids. It was a little confusing putting it together and it does tend to move when it is windy, but we are able to weigh it down with the bags provided and those work great to keep it from moving.

This is a really big canopy and the directions are decent. They are attached to the outside of the bag so as not to get lost which is good. I do feel like the poles and frame could be a little better material. They are ok but not overly sturdy. The canopy material is ok as well but some of the stitching doesn't look the greatest. I like how the canopy attaches so that it holds it in place well. I also like the buttons on the legs. They are a lot easier to push than the typical little silver buttons on most canopies. It comes with sandbags which is also nice in case you need to place it in a place where you wouldn't be able to put stakes down. Overall it is a decent canopy.